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| Buffaloed outside of Elwood |
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| Buffalo AND Bison graze on the wild plains of Madison County, Ind., outside of Elwood |
| INDIANA GOTHIC : Holding down the Liars' Bench |
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| Mr/Mrs Dwight "Cotton" Yoho in their general store, Solsberry, as featured in "The Cottonwood Tree |
| Non-Amish farming in Indianapolis, ca. 2002 |
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| Traditional ways still are practiced, even within sight of downtown Indy's skyscrapers |
| THE PICTURE DOSEN'T DO JUSTICE... |
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| The old Evansville courthouse in the last light of day |
| Frozen Embrace at the Monument |
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| Details of the Indiana Limestone base of the Indy Circle's Monument |
| In Indy's Lockerbie Square historic district |
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| Barn wall in an alley of Indianapolis' Lockerbie Square district, last home of James Whitcomb Riley |
| A ROUND BARN'S IMITATION OF A LIGHTHOUSE |
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| The restored round barn of the Fulton County museum near sunset. Also: annual R B festival |
| BARRY: STRAW FIELDS FOREVER |
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| A field of straw stubble after cutting in Southern Indiana |
| VINES SAY HAY |
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| Climbing vines make it up into the haymow of an old barn in Hamilton County |
| A GOOD USE FOR INDIANA'S OLD CANALS |
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| Fishing on the southern end of the natural section of Indy's Central Canal, ca. 1830s |
| I'VE BEEN WALKING ON THE RAILROAD |
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| Workmen high up above the Ohio River on the trestle between New Albany & Louisville |
| IF THE TIN MAN WAS A FARMER |
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| This hay rake hasn't moved in a while from its position in the Hoosier Nat'l Forest near Bloomington |
| WHEN IT STILL HAD ITS HAY HOOD |
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| This barn, within sight of Columbus, Ind's I-65 exit, has been going back to nature for years |
| COLD WALK BELOW THE CATWALK |
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| 3 youths brave Winter cold, snow and ice at sunset on the lighthouse pier at Michigan City, Indiana |
| INDIANA OP-ART ARCHITECTURE |
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| A striking building near Lafayette lends itself to optical trickery in a pastoral setting |
| RIP IN THE SKY |
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| Sol makes it out of the clouds just in time for sunset outside of Lapaz, Indiana |
| ON THE BANKS OF THE WHITE RIVER |
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| Two boys find Southwestway Park in Indianapolis the perfect place to cast a line |
| FULTON COUNTY FROZEN FARM |
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| One of Fulton Co's numerous landmark round barn's weathers another winter between Old 31 and US 31 |
| INDIANAPOLIS PARK SCULPTURE HONORING MEN OF PEACE |
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| The sculpture in Kennedy-King park memorializing RFKs peace-plea speech after Dr MLK was shot 4-4-68 |
| Not really a tree, but the world's tallest... |
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| Annually doubling as the World's Largest Xmas Tree, Indy's Monument adds color to the Circle |
| Fallen soldier in the snow |
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| In the hills and hollers near Lake Monroe outside of a Handy Indiana town |
| Salvaging art from abandoned industry |
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| Only art exists in the detritus of still-standing discards of Indiana's industrial heritage (Indpls) |
| STREETCAR WIRES IN SF |
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| Municipal Railway Streetcar Line wires frame buildings in the Financial District in San Francisco |
| Sentinel over Southern Indiana near Monroe City |
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| The iconic windmill can still be found all over the Indiana landscape, adding character |
| Old Studebakers are like old elephants in Indiana |
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| An old truck returned to St Joe Co. outside of its South Bend birthplace to reincarnate as a planter |
| Sunlight streaming on the stream |
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| Monroe County, Indiana |
| Reach for the sky |
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| Silos punctuate the countryside near Muncie |
| Middle Eastern-like geometric architectural art |
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| Amos Schwartz-restored & reinforced round barn roofs take on beauty of their own in Fulton Co. Ind. |
| Misty morning dockside |
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| Brown's Lake in Burlington, Wisconsin |
| Neither out West nor the Wisconsin Dells |
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| Scenic monolithic outcroppings grace parts of the Southern Indiana landscape |
| SUMMERTIME IN SOUTH HAVEN |
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| The West Coast of Lower Michigan has popular resort towns and lighthouses to visit |
| A PLETHORA OF PATTERNS CAN BE FOUND ON FARMS |
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| The afternoon sun adds an element to the intrinsic geometric art found in corn crib cornstruction |
| INDY'S STREET-SPANNING SCULPTURE: THE ARTSGARDEN |
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| The centerpiece of Circle Centre Mall downtown, the Artsgarden hosts a variety of performance events |
| THE SUN ALWAYS SETS ON THE INDIANA CORN EMPIRE |
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| Classic imagery now appearing every Summer at an Indiana country road near you |
| DOWN ON THE FARM OUTSIDE OF WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. |
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| The Ind. Historical Soc. 1st pl. contest winner, as also seen in Barns of Ind. II |
| MARES IN THE MIST |
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| Closeup on larger shot of horses in ground fog before burning away: between Fountaintown & Carthage |
| POWERLESS DICTATOR |
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| 1937 Studebaker Dictator Coupe, the most politically incorrectly-named car, in a junkyard in Muncie |
| Checkered Life Checkmate |
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| A sidewalk chess game in an Informal Living part of San Francisco |
| Bridge over Peaceful Waters |
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| An oasis of tranquility on the University of Chicago campus |
| SUNSET OF RELIGIOSITY |
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| Country church near US 231 in Southern Indiana; a time capsule from the past |
| PAINTING THE TOWN RED (a house at a time) |
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| A country abode getting a radical rouge reskinning in Pulaski County |
| WALLOWING IN A CLASSIC COUNTRY SETTING |
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| Throwback politically-incorrect (but scenic) barn advertising on US 231 in Southern Indiana |
| FROZEN WATERFALL |
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| Even Southern Indiana can experience Winter's artistic hand in changing the landscape |
| THE 8th WONDER OF THE WORLD... in Indiana! |
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| The recently-restored West Baden Springs Hotel, ca. 1902, with former world's largest domed roof |
| MOON, MONUMENT, COLORS, CLOUDS |
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| Indianapolis' Monument Circle at night (the 2nd-tallest monument in the US) |
| Straw Under Glass |
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| Barn in So. St. Joe Co. IN has amazingly retained its glass, allowing hungry animals to window shop |
| Surf 'n Bird |
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| On the Pacific Coastline near Santa Cruz, California |
| Man-made Forest |
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| Catenary of the Chicago, So. Shore & So. Bend Interurban RR in the Calumet industrial area |
| A Gem of an Ag Octopus |
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| Trip scale for storage areas' discharge chutes above the grinder at the Gem, Ind., elevator |
| Horses of Freedom |
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| Horses in a field East of Freedom, Ind. |
| Blue-Sky Religion |
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| A new & open-minded form of worship was practiced at the Farmers Chapel in Clinton Co. (since razed) |
| Night of the Tall Stacks |
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| Cincinnatti from No. Kentucky during the Tall Stacks festival, a celebration of river steamboats |
| Fodder's in the Shock & the Frost is on the Field |
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| They still use a 2-row corn picker & put it up in shocks within the I-465 loop in Indy |
| South Bend-built 1950 model 2-row Corn Picker |
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| Faded Studebaker:Farmers made jokes about it; Ind. State Museum immortalized front end in limestone |
| The Shadows Know |
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| The corn crib at the old Riverside Dairy in West Lafayette makes patterns with the low Winter sun |
| Shocking Agriculture |
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| Detail:Oscar C McCulloch School #5 facade now in new Indiana State Museum:"art educating immigrants" |
| Reflections of City Life |
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| Downtown Indianapolis from Canalside; Indy's answer to San Antonio's Riverwalk |
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